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Soft drink Lilt has been pulled from shop shelves after 48 years and will be replaced by a new type of Fanta. The tangy drink began in 1975 with the strapline &...
With cringey adverts and steel drums, it was marketed as a taste of the Caribbean and Blackness, but that approach couldn’t survive, says writer and broadcaster Nels Abbey
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The tangy drink began in 1975 with the strapline ‘The Totally Tropical Taste’ and was only sold in the UK, Ireland, Gibraltar and the Seychelles.
Coca-Cola's soft drink Lilt is being axed from UK shelves but will be replaced by new Fanta flavour.